The 388 sq ft structure is built on galvanized steel stilts to prevent flooding. The outside of the chalet is clad with cedar shingles and the inside is clad with sawn softwood. Because the land slopes away from the breach, both internal and external steps were constructed to create a level surface inside [...]

The Next Generation House by Sou Fujimoto Architects looks  like a house built with Jenga blocks. The NGH is a small weekend house that overlooks the River Kuma in Kumakura, Japan. It's approximately a 13'x13'x13' cube, but  functional enough for a weekend! [...]

On Saturday the 19th of January 2008, Yatzer featured exclusively an interview of mr.Truth An urban intervention artist , painter and sculptor who was born and lives in Wroclaw, Poland. Seven months later,  two of his installations were destroyed, but their photos will last forever! [...]

Using LED glowsticks, flashlights, even fireworks, combined with time-lapse photography, light graffiti artists create a unique tagging that wraps around objects dimensionally, allowing them to tag in a way they’d never be able to with spraypaint. Julien Breton 's light Calligraphie has stunning results! [...]

Leaves of various shades of green cover the exterior and the interior walls of SABZ, a French interior design boutique which has moved to its new space early this Spring. 5.5 designers sign the design of this new atypical space between indoor and outdoor. [...]

Re Jin Lee, a New York based artist and designer, hand paints her illustrations on delicate, simple and elegant ceramic wares. "The meeting" consists of 3 plates with painted ants strictly for decoration purposes! [...]

Based in Melbourne, Australia Jeremy Geddes is an artist who aims to portray extremes of emotion in his work. his paintings are highly realistic portraying unusual sights or a series of characters that are at times frightening. [...]

WASARA, a Japanese company, has designed a beautiful line of eco-friendly paperware which serves  the legacy of the Japanese aesthetic and value sense. As a fate of paper tableware, a WASARA can serve its purpose only once. [...]